The food was excellent, and so was the service. I wish there were more to do in Humboldt.read more

Service could be better, sat down ordered breakfast and when I went to order my coffee I was told I…read morehad to order that next door, even though they actually gave me a coffee menu. Server better check the attitude, cancelled my food order walked next door and got an excellent cup of coffee

Customer service and food were great! They're busy but so worth the wait. Food was ready within 10…read moremins of ordering.

Portions are incredible in this lil gem. Food was very good. Wish they used their sausage patty in…read moretheir gravy. Friendly waitress. Service tad slow overall but definitely check it out.

Burned down today. The things people will do to get a paint job. This use to be a popular place but…read morea few years back they painted it to look like a white trash hangout. Its was so nasty people lost trust the food was okay. Now they have to clean it up to stay in business.

The all-you-can-eat catfish was a good deal since I got full after four huge pieces of fish…read moreincluding sides of fries and cole slaw. While the catfish was delicious, the sides were just decent. The inside had a country and nostalgic feel which was expected for a small town.

Joplin happens to be a good midway point for my wife and I to meet up with our daughter and her…read morefamily. Looking for a new and fun place to meet up for this latest trip, we stumbled across The Bruncheonette in Yelp. Sooooo thankful we did. It's located at the northern edge of downtown Joplin on main street. It's a small quaint place with both on and off-street parking. We could tell immediately that we'd made a popular choice based upon the large number of cars and folks waiting to get a seat. The hostess welcomed us just outside the front door and us we'd be seated shortly. She was great and very nice to chat with. We had to wait outside a short bit before we were escorted inside. The space and seating is limited for sure. There are tables as well as some bar-style seating along the edges of the restaurant. The environment was busy, fun and lively. Our granddaughter loved all the action. The person who escorted us in then actually took the extra time to explain their menu and options, which are posted on boards above the checkout counter. The menu is limited and made up of a combo of traditional lunch/brunch items. But they are all done with a unique and delicious flair. Sort of a twist on the traditional bunch options. All of us enjoyed our meals. We had breakfast street tacos, a salmon cake eggs Benedict special, French toast, the fruit plate and a pancake. All of the portions were good sized, ingredients fresh and tasted great. They even went the extra step to bring our granddaughter some fried cheese to munch on. Very kind. I also got a laugh out of the fun pictures in the bathroom as well. Hilarious. The restaurants location allowed us to enjoy a stroll around the downtown area afterward brunch. Great place, great staff. We now have a new "meet-up" spot in Joplin!

My husband and I love discovering local spots when we travel, and The Bruncheonette was an absolute…read moregem. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly welcomed and asked if we had visited before. When we said no, the chef walked us through the menu, highlighting their locally sourced ingredients. I ordered the pancakes because I was eager to try the house-made syrup--and it absolutely lived up to the hype. My husband went with the pulled pork pancakes and loved them. We also tried the carrot fries, which were delicious. Overall, it was a fantastic experience with great food and a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone in the area!

As an outsider to this town and needing breakfast in the morning before I go, this was not the…read moreplace. Their only option was a cinnamon roll and nothing else. I was deceived since I didn't notice anyone else with this problem. Also the location of this restaurant wasn't so easy to see from the outside, which if it was a big town then it would actually be a problem but I had wished there could have been something of the way, which maybe I missed. The owners or workers seemed friendly and I wished I could have just had breakfast.

What a quaint little place. The roasted sandwich I had was delish. The bread was fantastic…read more The potato salad was great as well as the pasta salad. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

On our way to Nebraska we went through Pittsburgh KS and came upon this absolutely amazing yummy…read moreplace! The staff was so kind and accommodating, ambiance reminds you of being at home. This is the location you DO NOT want to miss out on!!

I read a recent article stating the best burger in Kansas was at Bob's Grill. I had the double…read morecheeseburger, as is (pickles, onions and mustard). I had curly fries ("Suzie Qs) while my family members had the straight cut variety. The burger was really good, similar to a 5-Guys burger. A little better imho. The fries were solid. The prices are reasonable, and the inside is great. A real "local joint" if you follow. There are only a few actual tables, with most being counter seating, but that just adds to the vintage vibe. Looking forward to returning for breakfast, which looked awesome on the menu. This is a breakfast/lunch spot only. The staff is very friendly and attentive as well. Kudos!

Fantastic service from all staff members. On this day a nice lady named Audrey brought us VIP like…read moreservice. She has a glowing smile and got our order accurate and out in lightning fast form. Staff members working the kitchen prepped up some delicious food on this day. I grew up coming to this place...it hadn't changed one bit. Still delicious so proud of the tradition they have kept. The cafe atmosphere was superb. Even when you park in the back lot .. you walk through the kitchen....so you really get. Transparent look at all things. In town with buddies for a golf tournament...had good conversation with a meal ... Nice place. Thank you for being awesome on this Sunday. Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City

Food was amazing! Service was awesome! Pies are a must try and they sale homemade loafs of bread.read more

Totally comfort food at a place where a LOT of locals eat. We decided to bypass all the PW places…read moredowntown and eat somewhere else. Glad we landed at Buffalo Joe's. This would totally be a five star review but our waitress was a little slow and it took about 30 minutes for the food. But, the food was good! I had the hot hamburger and I would recommend getting a small (which I still couldn't finish). It comes with a side as well as the mound of fries so I tried the okra. My mom tried the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy and coleslaw. She said the coleslaw was great. The meatloaf was a massive serving, about two inches thick! A lot of the lunch crowd was ordering what looked to be like a great chef salad. Saved that thought for future reference. I would totally eat here again.

Service was absolutely awful, no napkins, asked for napkins for 3 people got one napkin. Paid…read morewaitress and waited for ever for change. Wasn't busy she just ignored us.

A 2+ hour drive from OKC for lunch might sound like a commitment--but when a place has been on your…read moreradar for years, sometimes you just make the trip. That's exactly what we did to visit The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, and overall, it delivered a really enjoyable experience. The Experience We planned ahead and made online reservations (highly recommended), especially when you're traveling that far. We arrived about 30 minutes early, checked in, and spent some time browsing the retail shop. It's well-stocked with plenty of Pioneer Woman flair--fun to look around, even if nothing made it into our cart this time. We were seated right on schedule, and our server, Tatyana, set the tone immediately--friendly, attentive, and professional throughout the meal. The Food Let's start with the surprise... Biscuits with butter & peach jam -- I'll be honest, I'm not usually a biscuit guy, but these were soft, warm, and downright addictive. Chicken Fried Steak -- This is what you come for. Crispy coating, tender inside, and covered in a rich, peppery gravy that hits all the right notes. Classic comfort food done right. Ribeye Steak -- Well-seasoned and cooked properly. My wife originally wanted a loaded baked potato (they were out), so she pivoted to loaded mashed potatoes--which turned out to be a solid backup plan. Side Salads -- Fresh, simple, and a good balance to the heavier entrees. Don't Skip the Bakery (Upstairs!) We passed on dessert at the table and headed upstairs--and this might have been the best decision of the day. * Pecan Pie Cookie -- Absolute standout. Rich, sweet, and unique. Don't leave without one. * Snickerdoodle & Iced Lemon Cookie -- Both excellent and gone quickly. Atmosphere The space feels exactly how you'd expect--warm, inviting, and comfortable with a touch of that signature Ree Drummond style. The lighting, decor, and layout all make it a place you don't feel rushed to leave. The Verdict Was it worth the drive? Yes. Would I do it again? Also yes--especially as a planned day trip. It doesn't quite hit that 5 level for me, but it's a very strong 4 experience with great service, solid food, and a memorable setting. @cheft_2469 Scorecard * Food: * Service: * Atmosphere: * Value: Pro Tips (Read Before You Go) * Make a reservation - This is a destination spot and fills up fast, especially on weekends. * Arrive early - Gives you time to browse the retail shop before your table is ready. * Skip dessert at the table - Head upstairs to the bakery instead... trust me on this one. * Get the Pecan Pie Cookie - Non-negotiable. It's the standout item. * Chicken Fried Steak is the play - If you're on the fence, this is the safe bet. * Have a backup side in mind - Items like baked potatoes can sell out. * Plan it as a day trip - Pawhuska isn't just lunch, it's the whole experience. * Go before peak tourist season - You'll enjoy it more without the heavy crowds. "Sometimes the best meals aren't just about the food--they're about the road trip, the experience, and who you share it with. This one checked all those boxes."

You really can't go wrong with going out to Pawhuska, Oklahoma and visiting the pioneer woman it is…read morea full experience you won't regret. The whole town is booming with shops and other opportunities for you to experience but when you go into her personal store, thousands of items on display for you to choose from whether it's for home decor or four just getting some unique pottery Bourne items for your kitchen. It's a great stop. We have been there multiple times throughout the years. To suggestions of course as you must go there to have their breakfast you will tremendously enjoy it their biscuits homemade fresh. You will truly love their biscuits. You most definitely have to try out their bakery. It's up the stairs, but I tell you one thing you are going to love it and regret it at the same time so many great options to choose from made fresh right there and you can even watch them make it and it's actually pocketbook friendly on their bakery items which I wasn't expecting. I was thinking it would be a little bit more pricey but I think about five or six items and spent less than 40 bucks in each item is a good portion size. Last thing I would suggest is make sure to see if they have any samples cause it doesn't hurt to ask and usually they do have samples coming out every hour or so so you could enjoy and even try it before you buy it So if you're here in that area, I suggest you stop in. You won't regret it. It'll be fun and a great place just to grab a goodbye to eat

Cowboy cafe is under new management, we now serve breakfast, and brunch. Cozy place, great food,…read morefriendly service,